Sushant Singh Rajput’s Dil Bechara completes 1 yr: This BTS video from the making will depart you teary-eyed
2 min read Dil Bechara, Sushant Singh Rajput’s final Bollywood movie, completes a yr of its launch on Saturday. It was launched on Disney Plus Hotstar after Sushant’s demise and obtained immense love from his followers. On the event of the movie’s first anniversary, Fox Star Studios launched a video with some behind-the-scenes pictures of the late actor and the ‘unforgettable journey’ of the film.
Director Mukesh Chhabra remembered how Sushant made his directorial debut a memorable one. He shared, “When I thought of making Dil Bechara, I only wanted Sushant in it. Even Sushant had promised me that whenever I will make my first film, he will do it and he kept his promise.”
In the video, Sushant will be seen having a enjoyable time whereas capturing for Dil Bechara alongside along with his co-stars Sanjana Sanghi and Sahil Vaid. Chhabra shared that the entire workforce of the film had plenty of enjoyable in between the pictures and “Sushant had an infectious energy”. Since it was Sanajana’s first film within the lead position, “Sushant supported her in every possible way. Both of them shared great on-screen chemistry.”
Chhabra additionally revealed Sushant’s performing course of. “Whenever Sushant had to do an emotional scene, he used to sit in a corner with his headphones on to keep himself in the mood of the scene. The last scene we shot in Paris was quite emotional and after giving the shot, he came up to me and gave me a tight hug,” he stated.
Concluding the video, the filmmaker thanked the late actor for making the particular, “Sushant was an amazing actor. His timing, his emotions..he used to emote every scene perfectly. This film would not have been made without him. I love him and want to thank him for making my first film so special.”
Dil Bechara additionally starred Swastika Mukherjee and Saif Ali Khan. AR Rahman composed the music for the film and its songs “Taare Ginn”, “Khulke Jeene Ka”. “Main Tumhara” and others turned the favourites of music lovers.
